Salmon P. Chase (Class of 1826)—Treasury secretary and Chief Justice--was an advocate of black rights and a key figure in ending U.S. slavery.

Housing is becoming more inaccessible, and housing prices are rising. What are the causes? What effects does our housing problem have? And what can be done about it?

Anthropologist Sergei Kan will discuss his experience growing up in the Soviet Union before his emigration to the United States in 1974.

Ian Cruise (PEP Postdoc in Philosophy) will discuss the theory of justice in the work of David Hume, one of the most important philosophers in the English language.

Buddy Teevens '78, head football coach at Dartmouth College, discusses "What Every Student Should Know About Leadership."

Emily Estelle ('15) returns to alma mater to discuss Middle East and African terrorism in the aftermath of the fall of Afghanistan. Wednesday February 16 at 4:30 pm in Silsby 028

Xiaoyu Zhang (Vermont Law School) discusses the current environmental law regime in China, in comparative international perspective.

Are you a Dartmouth undergrad interested in conducting research to strengthen democracy?

John Welborn (Economics) discusses the policy options facing the new forms of crypto-currency that have been emerging in recent years. Live and on Zoom!

Elisabeth Curtis (Economics) discusses "Economic Transformation in Ukraine Since the Fall of the Soviet Union."